Nigerian gospel singer, kefee is in critical condition and needs our prayer. The artist who was on a Chicago bound flight yesterday, reportedly slumped mid-air, forcing the flight to make an emergency landing in California so she could get some treatment.
SDK has now reported that she suffered a brain damage. The report states that she slipped into coma hours later and is now relying on a life support machine at a Las Vegas hospital.....
No word from her camp yet but we understand that her husband, Teddy Esosa aka Don Momoh flew in to be by her side at the hospital.
We pray and hope she pulls through. It sure doesn't look good but God is still on the throne and He alone has the final say...Get well fast, sweetheart....R O B!!!
Be sure to say a prayer for Kafee..........
What a beautiful and happy day it was for Ambassador Tokunbo Awolowo-Dosunmu, daughter of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo when she gave her lovely daughter, Oluwawemimo Dosunmu's hand in marriage to her sweetheart, Ayodeji Anifowose.
The wedding which took place at Archbishop Vining Memorial Church Cathedral in GRA Ikeja, Lagos, brought together prominent Nigerians like, Former Head of States, Gen. Yakubu Gowon, Ex-Gov. of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, Governor Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State, Senator Oluremi Tinubu and many more...
Here are some photos from the joyous occasion. Enjoy!
Acclaimed international actress, Taiwo Ajayi-Lycett is the ultimate example of a lady who is simply young at heart. The septuagenarian (she turned 73 on Feb. 3rd, 2014) might be in her seventies but please don't count her out just yet when it comes to the game of love/sex, because 'it ain't over until the fat mama sings'...lol.
The lovely veteran actress got us looking at things in a different way earlier in the year when she revealed that there was a chance she would remarry again. She said she has a 53 year old man who is on her heels for marriage....(Go ahead girl, ain't mad 'atch' u!) This was what she had to say then.....
"I wouldn't say no. I am still alive (laughs). We can't foreclose. It's silly to say I'll never remarry. I could have remarried if circumstances had been different. I have a 53 year old man who wants to marry me. When you fall in love, you fall in love. You can't command the heart to fall in love and it wouldn't be a relationship if love isn't involved" she said
Just recently, while promoting her new stage play 'Hear Word' where she plays a sexually old woman, the star said, old people still enjoy sex and some are quite still sexually active......
"I am a old woman in the play and in real life. I am 73. The society doesn't think older women exist anymore, nobody they feel anything. The people around old women never realize they are going through a turmoil, nobody cares about them. So, what i am trying to portray is that it's not over until it is over. That an old woman is still alive in more ways than one, they still have sexual urges, people forget an old woman is human. An old woman enjoys sex her sexual life more when she no longer thinks about children's school fees, when the children have all gone to their husband's houses or in some cases, the boys have married and it remains only the old woman and her husband. It never crosses our mind that these old parents can still get on whenever they like. Do you know that when an old man realizes he is free from child bearing, he becomes promiscuous and they are susceptible to all kinds of diseases. But the old woman is confined to a corner in the house, nobody thinks she is still actually active" she said....
Yeahhhh mama, i hear you!...You're going to ride this 'ish' till the wheels fall off***winks***......Lol. I must admit she still got it though. She doesn't look any where near 73 but who really wants to picture his or her grandma having sex?.....(whoooo.....not me) But hey! do your thing mama, after all, age ain't nothing but numbers.....R O B!!!!.
Singer Beyonce is living a blessed life. The 32 year old singer shared a touching family photo album on her personal website. The recent photos revealed her most precious "mommy & me" time with her beautiful two year old daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, who's face as expected was turned away from the camera..lol!!!
Here are the shared photos: Enjoy!
Showing off her sexy legs in a peach maxi dress with thigh high slit
Beyonce loves Blue....The message was good as gold and a few priceless diamonds in this shared photo
Devotion written over her face: The 32 year old singer was Crazy In Love with her child during this cute show and tell of toy....
In her shoes: Little Blue tried on Beyonce's high heeled pumps for size in another shot of the singer's charmed family life....Cute!
Already a pro: Blue padded around a tennis court bare footed....Cute in her little flowered dress!
Mommy's precious little angel
Bare fact: Beyonce got close up and personal with no make-up on her natural pretty face...
Plaits appeal: Showing off the intricate braiding of her hair
Sexy in a white mess ensemble.......
Shows a little skin with a smile behind her tinted shades
In a black and white stripped crop top and matching skirt
Jay Z appears to be snoozing off aboard a plane.....
Some real sad news today. Ex-governor of Oyo State, Rasheed Ladoja loses one of his sons in a fatal auto crash. The accident happened on Thursday May 29th, 2014 on the Eko bridge.
Ex Governor Rasheed Ladoja
The young man identified as Adebola Ladoja was reportedly heading to the Lagos Island when a truck driven by one justice Osaghai rammed into him on the bridge....
The accident which happende at about 3.30pm Nigerian time was confirmed by the Lagos State police spokesperson, Ngozi Braide.
Adebola Ladoja
The victim was confirmed dead on the spot and hi body has since been deposited at the Lagos Island Hospital morgue for autopsy.
Meanwhile, the driver of the other vehicle has been taken into custody (The Nigerian way).....
We think the driver of the other vehicle should be sent to the hospital for observation instead of jail. The man might be hurt. My goodness! Accidents happens every day. How is this criminal?
Our hearts goes out to the Ex Governor and his family at this difficult time. May the soul of the dearly departed, rest in perfect peace.....Amen!....R O B!!!
Yes, it is that time of the year again. The annual Forbes list of 100 most powerful women in the world is out. Two Nigerians who made it last year are on it again. They are Nigeria's Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo Iweala at #44 and business tycoon, Folusho Alakija at #96
Folusho Alakija
Last year, Mrs Iweala was at #59 while Mrs Alakija wa at #63. President Joyce Banda of Malawi as well as Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf of Liberia made the list at #40 and #70 respectively....
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Others named on the lists are First lady of the United States of America, Michelle Obama #8, talk show host, Oprah Winfrey #14, Queen Elizabeth of the British Monarch #35, Singer Beyonce #17, actress Angelina Jolie-Pitt #50, singer, Lady Gaga #67 and many more..
Wait a minute now! Look who's at #101........Yep! It's yours truly, Rosemary Osho!!!!!***winks***..........let me dream big na...lol Rosemary Osho
Ok, so there is no #101 spot. That only means one thing....I missed it narrowly!And for that reason, I'll be number one on the list next year, just watch!.....DREAMS DO COME TRUE, don't they?.........#DreamBig
Congratulations to D'Banj on his win as the best African male artist at the just concluded World Music Awards in Monte Carlo, Monaco.
D'Banj who performed at the event beat other African artist like, Banky W, Davido, 2face, Femi Kuti and more in this category.....
D'Banj poses as he arrives at the award
Other performance at the award show included, Mariah Carey, Ricky Martin, Miley Cyrus and Jason Derulo.....
The singer announces his win to his fans by showing off his trophy in a photograph on Instagram......
D'Banj shows off his trophy....
Wait a minute now! Is this breakfast or lunch?
Ricky Martin
Jason Derulo
Flo Rida
Miley Cyrus
Davido
Mariah Carey
Congratulations to all of the winners and performers at the event!!!!
Dr. Maya Angelou (April 4th, 1928 - May 28th, 2014)
As we celebrate the life and times of one of the world's most eloquent and powerful articulators of spoken word, Dr Maya Angelou who passed on yesterday, May 28, 2014 at the age of 86, we cannot but mention one of her best poems ever....'STILL I RISE'
Although she blessed us with so many great poems, 'Still I Rise' is the best known for a good reason. It is a wonderfully defiant, human, uplifting cry from the deep heart of America, which tells a story that I'm sure speaks to us all.... STILL I RISE
You may write me down in history
With your bitter, twisted lies,
You may trod me in the very dirt
But still, like dust, I'll rise
Does my sassiness upset you?
Why are you beset with gloom?
'Cause I walk like I've got oil wells
Pumping in my living room
Just like moons and like suns
With the certainty of tides
Just like hopes spring high
Still, I rise
Did you want to see me broken?
Bowed head and lowered eyes?
Shoulders falling down like teardrops
Weakened by my soulful cries
Does my haughtiness offend you?
Don't take it awful hard
'Cause i laugh like I've got gold mines
Diggin' in my own back yard
You may shoot me with your words
You may cut me with your eyes
You may kill me with your hatefulness
But still, like air, I'll rise
Does my sexiness upset you?
Does it come as a surprise
That i dance like I've got diamonds
At the meeting of my thighs?
Out of the hurt of history's shame
I rise
Up from a past that's rooted in pain
I rise
I'm a black ocean, leaping and wide
Welling and swelling I bear the tide
Leaving behind nights of terror and fear
I rise
Into a daybreak that's wondrously clear
I rise
Bringing the gifts that my ancestors gave
I am the dream and the hope of the slave
I rise
I rise
I rise
Watch Ms. Maya Angelou recites 'Still I rise'
My goodness! She had the most amazing voice!
Here is another video of the global renaissance woman talking about how "Love Liberates". You have got to watch this!!!!!!!
"Woww, what an amazing and inspirational human being and Yes! We loved you too. You were a true example of strength and courage. You gave us peace and hope and challenged us to rise above our circumstances....Your amazing energy will always be around. RIP".....Rosemary Osho
Dr. Maya Angelou died yesterday, May 28th, 2014. She had an illustrious career as a poet, singer, dancer and director. She leaves behind an impeccable legacy. And throughout her life she touched a lot of people worldwide. Her influence on many of today's INFLUENCE-RS to do better cannot be over-emphasized. Many of the celebrities often went to her for advice and she welcomed them with open hands; she considered them her children....
"Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock --- a number of men have come here to my home in North Carolina to talk to me and asked me how i feel about this and that. They are all my children, I've accepted them as my children" she said in a 2013 interview with CNN's Gorge Stroumboulopoulos
She recalled her conversation with late rapper Tupac Shakur on the set of the movie "Poetic Justice". The movie which starred Tupac alongside Janet Jackson also featured Maya Angelou in a cameo appearance.
Her poem "Phenomenal Woman" was also used in the production. According to Ms. Angelou, the rapper was having an altercation with another friend, so she pulled him aside and had a word with him.....
"I didn't know who he was. He was into a big row with another young man, so i said to him...may i speak to you. And he was cursing, whooo....And i said, when was the last time anyone told you how important you are? Did you know people stood on auction block and were bought and sold so that you could stay alive today? And finally he heard me and stopped talking and started to weep. I put my arms around him and walked him back into the arena and he quieted. I went back into my trailer and Janet Jackson came running in and said, 'Dr Angelou, i don't believe you actually spoke to Tupac Shakur!' And i said, 'Darling, i don't know 6pack. I had never heard of him"
Tupac Shakur & Janet Jackson in the1993 movie, 'Poetic Justice. Tupac died a few years later in 1996....
When asked about her teaching method, the literary icon said......
"I'm loving but tough. I've worked very hard and I want the young people to know you have to work very hard" YOU'VE GOT TO WATCH THIS!!! MAYA ANGELOU RECALLS HER EMOTIONAL CHAT WITH LATE TUPAC SHAKUR.
Dr. Maya Angelou who died in the early hours of May 28, 2014 at the age of 86, leaves behind an incredible body of work, as well as influential friends who knew her as a good soul. An amazing lady who lived her life pushing for justice, education and equality. Her are a few of them and their reaction to her passing.....
The literary icon and her late mom, Vivian Baxter
Another photo of mom and her famous daughter
With talk show host Oprah Winfrey...She called her Mom!
"I have been blessed to have Maya Angelou as my mentor, mother/sister and friend since my 20's. She was there for me always, guiding me through some of the most important years of my life. The world knows her as a poet but at the heart of her, she was a teacher. 'When you learn, teach. When you get, give' is one of my best lessons from her. She won three Grammys, spoke six languages and was the second poet in history to recite a poem at a presidential inauguration. But what stands out to me most about Maya Angelou is not what she has done, or written or spoken, it's how she lived her life. She moved through the world with unshakable calm, confidence, and a fierce grace. I loved her and i know she loved me. I will profoundly miss her. She will always be the rainbow in my cloud".....Oprah Winfrey
With the first lady of the United States, Michelle Obama at the BET awards
With the legendary Quincy Jones
"I'm saddened to have lost a dear friend, colleague and a sister. Working with her always brought joy and love"....Quincy Jones!
With Singer, Common
"I was thinking about her lately. God bless the soul of one of my heroes, Dr Maya Angelou"....Common
With Oscar nominated director, Lee Daniels
With John Singleton on the set of 'Poetic Justice' She played a role as well as writing the poem used in the film.
With late Coretta Scott King and Bryant Gumbel
With actress Cicely Tyson
With singer, Alicia Keys. She posted this photo with the message below:
"Look at AK in a moment i will never forget! At auntie Oprah's legend ball in 2005! I had the opportunity to be in the presence of the phenomenal Dr Maya Angelou, whose every word was a message! Whose books and poetry all inspired me to speak louder and to write deeper and go forth no matter what obstacles are in the way!! She is the most incredible example of survival and thriving and using experience as a tonic of encouragement and possibility! An angel on earth has ascended into heaven!! Thank you beautiful Dr Angelou for all that you have left behind for us! We miss you already!".....Alicia Keys.
With funny man, Dave Chappelle. He called her "National treasure, iconic" and she said they are "Soulmate"
It was the final episode of Sundance's Iconoclasts ....According to Maya, they enjoyed a home cooked southern meal including pan-fried chicken, biscuits and fried apples and got along splendidly except when it came to defending the "N word". Chappelle said it was "pretty odd pairing even by my standards" and admitted he was nervous to meet her.....
With Tyler Perry on the set of 'Madea Family Reunion'
"There have been a handful of people in my life who have moved me, inspired me and encouraged me and helped mold the man i am today. One of those people would be Dr Maya Angelou. She was a woman i called "friend". Her words and her spirit are too powerful to leave this earth with her passing. Her legacy and poems will take wings, forever landing at the foundation of anything that betters humanity. Dr Maya Angelou will live on in all of us who called her a phenomena woman, phenomenally. She is loved and will be missed.".....Tyler Perry
With late Malcolm X (Omowale) in Ghana, 1964
Maya gets down with fellow writer of poetry, Amiri Baraka aka 'LeRoi Jones'at Schomburg center in Harlem
With President Barack Obama. The President is seen here decorating Ms. Angelou with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Feb.15th, 2011....It's the highest civilian honor in the US.
President Barack Obama praised the late Dr Maya Angelou as "One of the brightest lights of our time"
In a written statement, Obama quoted a line that Angelou said after last year's death of Nelson Mandela....."No sun outlasts it's sunset, but will rise again and bring dawn"
Obama said that while the literary icon was many things----"An author, poet, civil right activist, playwright, actress, director, composer, singer, and dancer"----She was above all a storyteller whose greatest stories were true". He continued by saying......
"A childhood of suffering and abuse actually drove her to stop speaking, but the voice she found helped a generations of Americans to find their rainbow a midst the clouds and inspired the rest of us to be our best selves. In-fact, she inspired my own mother to name my sister, Maya. So like so many other, Michelle and I will always cherish the time we were privileged to spend with Maya. With a kind word and strong embrace, she had the ability to remind us that we are all God's children; that we all have something to offer. And while Maya's day may be done, we take comfort in knowing that her song will continue,'flung up to heaven----And we celebrate the dawn that Maya Angelou helped bring"
President Bill Clinton congratulates Dr Angelou after presenting her with the National Medal of Arts in 2000
"America has lost a great treasure; and Hilary and i, a beloved friend. The poem and stories she wrote and read to us in her commanding voice were gifts of wisdom and wit, courage and grace. I will always be grateful for her electrifying reading of 'On The Pulse Of Morning' at my first inaugural and even more for all the years of friendship that followed. Now, she sings the songs the creator gave to her when the river and the tree and the stone were one. Our deepest sympathies are with Guy and his family".....Former President Bill Clinton With former President George W. Bush & Former former first lady, Laura Bush
"Laura and I are saddened to learn of the death of Maya Angelou. She was among the most talented writers of our time. Her words inspired peace and equality and enriched the culture of our Country. We are grateful for the work she leaves behind and we wish her the peace she always sought".....Former President George W. Bush.
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